Why “Take No Survivors” Orders Are Prohibited Under International Humanitarian Law
Refusing quarter during armed conflict is expressly prohibited under treaty and customary international humanitarian law
Refusing quarter during armed conflict is expressly prohibited under treaty and customary international humanitarian law
Heads of territorial communities in Volyn took part in an international humanitarian law training delivered by the Ukrainian Red Cross
A person is hors de combat when they no longer wish or are able to take part in hostilities, clearly...
An IHL Summer Camp for winners of the All-Ukrainian International Humanitarian Law Tournaments was held in the Lviv region
The principle of proportionality in international humanitarian law requires balancing the anticipated military advantage of an attack against the foreseeable...
How international humanitarian law distinguishes between civilian objects and military objectives — and why this distinction is fundamental during armed...
International humanitarian law prohibits the use of starvation of civilians as a method of warfare and protects objects indispensable to...
Today marks the anniversary of the adoption of the Rome Statute, which establishes the scope of activities, jurisdiction and structure...
During the meeting, the leadership of the Ukrainian Red Cross and the Ombudsman discussed the further development of joint humanitarian...
International humanitarian law applies during armed conflict. We explain who is bound by its rules and why compliance is essential...
States are responsible for violations of international humanitarian law committed both in peacetime and during armed conflict
Representatives of local self-government authorities in the Lviv region completed an international humanitarian law (IHL) training delivered by the Ukrainian...